Divergence

The Beginning After the End, Book 7

De: TurtleMe

Narrado por: Travis Baldree

Not every human, elf, or dwarf could be equally important to me - that's a fact I accepted long ago. I was here to serve my role and help end this war, not to achieve world peace or save mankind. It was so that I could someday lead a comfortable and happy life with the people I loved and cared for.

Arthur Leywin has experienced two lifetimes of challenge and adventure. He has lived as a swordsman, a mage, an adventurer, and a king. Now his two lives, old and new, will collide, revealing the connection between King Grey and Arthur Leywin, but at what cost?

How will this affect the ongoing war between the nations of Alacrya and Dicathen? Enemy forces threaten the coastal cities, the elven forests, and the fortified mountain passes. Dicathen’s most powerful allies have vanished, and the military alliance between men, elves, and dwarves threatens collapse. Arthur may be the last hope for his people, but when forced to choose between family and country, where will his loyalty lie?

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The Author is ruthless

The story the author has made one of the best. I love how he is so ruthless about not letting us forget that this is a losing battle and how everthing seems for not.

The big sad

PepeHands I almost quit listening because of how sad this book made me. I need more pls.

irritating

this series keep on draging out more and more. get to the damn point already. now I have to wait for another book to drag this series out more. disappointing.

I enjoy the Mc failure

I enjoy that no matter how strong he get, how smart he is. He fails. Not like other books where everything always end up working for the mc. I also enjoy that even do might be a filler book. We get other points of view from the war. This isn’t your typical get strong and kick ass book. It feels like an actual losing war.

great story but........

great book as always but the mc turned into a straight irrational dumbass so sad

Pivotal Sci-fi Writing!

this was an amazing addition to The Beginning After The End. The plot twists alone kept me on the edge of.my seat, but it all added into the rich character development thus far. Bravo! and I now know I live anything narrated by Travis Baldree

hee hee hee haw

liked a lot had good story and really good character I rate it a 9.4/10 I recommend

A beautiful story told by voice actors that truly brought out the emotions

Every word moment moment felt as if I were with the characters in the story it was truly beautiful turtleme is a goated writer

perfect

absolutely perfect story and pacing love the voice over done extremely well one of my favorite novels next to enora online

Love it and I can’t stand the negative reviews

I don’t normally care to leave a review for anything, but when I scroll through these, see all of the negative reviews at the top and they are all absolutely ridiculous… I feel like the author deserves more love (even if it’s already obvious that the negativity is a minority take.)

If you need nonstop punching to keep something from being “filler” then you just have what my friend calls “goblin brain”.
That’s fine. Seriously.
There’s nothing wrong with preferring books, movies and games with nonstop action over story and character building, but calling it all “filler” is really frustrating to me.

And if it’s not goblin brain that you’ve got and you’re complaining about “filler”… then you’re just a troll.

TurtleMe DOES slow down scenes more than I am used it and DOES include many scenes that are not directly furthering the core narrative… but this is a feature, not a bug.

I am envious of how his writing makes the world feel real, and draws out a connection from the audience to the characters.
When there is loss, I understand the pain because I was there as the relationship developed. That kind of experience can’t exist if the author only cares to get to the next fight scene as quickly as possible.

I write this because the worst thing that TurtleMe could do is listen to the hate. It would leave these books as a shell of what they are.